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Page 248
... studios , were more reminiscent of automobile fac- tories in Detroit or steel mills in Pittsburgh - all business . Because the movies were products of a studio system , they took on a kind of personality . All the films from a single studio ...
... studios , were more reminiscent of automobile fac- tories in Detroit or steel mills in Pittsburgh - all business . Because the movies were products of a studio system , they took on a kind of personality . All the films from a single studio ...
Page 254
... studios have chosen to become primarily financing and distribu- tion agencies . Studio production facilities have shrunk ; for example , Columbia and Warner Broth- ers share studios . These film companies also share distribution systems ...
... studios have chosen to become primarily financing and distribu- tion agencies . Studio production facilities have shrunk ; for example , Columbia and Warner Broth- ers share studios . These film companies also share distribution systems ...
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... studios , 249-50 ; history of , 240-53 ; Hollywood Ten , 263 ; impact of sound , 245-47 ; inde- pendent producers , 254 ; pressure from interest groups , 259-61 ; ratings , 260 ; role of studios , 248- 49 ; star system , 243 ; studios ...
... studios , 249-50 ; history of , 240-53 ; Hollywood Ten , 263 ; impact of sound , 245-47 ; inde- pendent producers , 254 ; pressure from interest groups , 259-61 ; ratings , 260 ; role of studios , 248- 49 ; star system , 243 ; studios ...
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Masscomm in a Modern World | 15 |
Masscomm Research and Theory | 59 |
Whence We Came | 71 |
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